Charities In Islington

The advancement of the Christian faith; Hackney area and adjacent boroughs; City of London and beyond, in particular but not exclusively by support, deployment and training of Christian ministers and workers committed to the proclamation and teaching of the word of God and testimony of Jesus Christ as set forth in scripture, and the provision of other resources for Christian ministry.

Advancing education in the subjects of gardening, conservation and food production. Promoting social inclusion, relieving the needs of those people who are excluded and assisting them to integrate through gardening.Provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities or for the public at large in the interests of social welfare

The objects of the YHSA are to advance the education of the pupils in Yerbury School, in particular by;developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school;engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

St. Peter's Asset Management Group is established to manage the leasing of St. Peter's Church and the renting of Flats 10 and 11 in the old church such that the net income from St. Peter's and the two flats are shared equally by the three parishes in the Archway Group for the purpose of promoting, in those parishes, the whole mission of the church - pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.

Promoting the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities, by providing an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training, based on the Scout Promise and Law and guided by adult leadership.

Finsbury Park Trust supports vulnerable people and responds to community need in order to improve the lives of all people in Finsbury Park. We support local people to take action to improve their lives for the better and respond to community need. The charity was established to play a pivotal role in regenerating the Finsbury Park neighbourhood, which lies on the corner of three boroughs.

Islington Somali Community provides: advice, information and guidance, youth project, elderly project, Refugee Crisis Intervention project, workshops on different areas and work club

1. preserve and protect the good health of the public by providing yoga sessions,principally (but not exclusively) to children and adults with special needs; and2. advance the study and practice of yoga including (but not limited to) training future0001

Early Years Education; Training for Early Years Volunteers and Students; Parent Workshops.

The parent charity Halls4Jumuah sources and hires halls across London to provide a safe space for the Friday and lunchtime prayers.

LPPI runs educational projects for people of all ages from diverse communities, to achieve their full potential. Also providing the community with advice, translation and interpreting services, on welfare benefits, housing and other assistance. We undertake physical and mental wellbeing activities. We focus particularly on people at risk of being socially marginalised and promote social inclusion.

Support and assistance to prisoners, ex-prisoners and individuals who may be in prison but have not yet been convicted and / or sentenced to help their rehabilitation, transition and integration into society during the period prior to and following their release from prison and to seek to reduce the risk of offending or re-offending (as applicable) following their release.

promoting sport for youth

St Augustines prepares children for entry into formal education by helping them gain confidence and interest in learning. Through group activities, free play and large group lessons, children are encouraged to develop new skills and interests, a love of learning and an enquiring mind. We provide a relaxed and happy environment where each child is valued and allowed to develop at their own pace.

The charity manages Hargrave Hall, Girdlestone Community Centre and Harry Rice Hall in Archway London N19 , which are made available to a variety of groups and other users for the benefit of the local community. The halls host a complex and valuable variety of community groups serving the needs of many different members of the local community.

The objects of the Highgate Choral Society are the advancement of the art and culture of music by the presentation of concerts and other ancillary activities.We generally give 4 classical choral concerts each year in November, March and July at All Hallow's Church, NW3, and one in March and a Family Carol Concert at St Michael's Church, Highgate in December.

To advance the education for the public benefit by teaching the French language and French culture, heritage and history to children in East and North London and to adults through the provision of after school, weekend and holiday classes and through organising events open to the general public as the trustees shall determine.

The objectives of MathsMakers are to advance and promote mathematics education for young people in England. To achieve these objectives, MathsMakers delivers online and in-person afterschool and Saturday mathematics intervention programmes for students aged 10-16.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE MUSICAL EDUCATION OF MANKIND AND IN PARTICULAR THE PROMOTION, ENCOURAGEMENT OR SUPPORT OF THE STUDY AND PRACTICE AND PERFORMANCE OF ORCHESTRAL MUSIC BY THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.

The church is involved in a number of projects, including hosting activities for Over 55s; care and opportunities for children and young families and outreach to the local community.It provides on the ground floor a multiple use worship hall, industrial kitchen and mixed-use rooms and an office. The church also supports international mission work in diverse areas of the world.

Grant applications of over ?5,000 invited to contribute to large scale or capital projects in North London for the promotion of amateur sport, advancement of education and relief of sickness as stated in our charitable objects.

Community playgroup providing early years eductaion to children under fives in London Borough of Islington.

We meet in the Vue Cinema on Sundays for worship, guidance and community. Some 60 to 70 people have been attending. We also ran 2 Alpha courses throughout the year. We commit to giving to other charities in the UK and abroad and providing aid and disaster relief where needed around the world.

THE CLUB IS AN AMATEUR RUGBY CLUB PROMOTING CHILDREN'S PARTICIPATION IN RUGBY THROUGH TRAINING, FIXTURES AND RUGBY HOLIDAY CAMPS. COACHING IS BY QUALIFIED RUGBY COACHES MOST OF WHOM ARE VOLUNTEERS. THE CLUB AIMS TO DEVELOP THE CHILDREN'S RUGBY SKILLS AS WELL AS THEIR TEAMWORK AND SOCIAL SKILLS. ACCESS TO THE CLUB'S ACTIVITIES IS OPEN TO ALL, NO ONE IS TURNED AWAY AS A RESULT OF INABILITY TO PAY.

We offer high quality, challenging learning opportunities for up to 26 local children aged 2-4. We do this by providing a term time playgroup offering five weekday sessions 9.15am-1.15pm, with up to three extended day sessions running to 3.15pm. At least two, and up to four places are allocated to families on low incomes at a rate they can afford.